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- Lot-matched pellets genuine TotalEnergies 4820WZ PP, sealed 2 lb unit
- Processing sheet melt/mold guidance and key properties
Polypropylene (PP) 4820WZ Pellets - 2 lbs
$90
What your process engineer actually checks
Fast cycles without giving up toughness
4820WZ is a nucleated impact copolymer with a high 35 MFR: it fills thin walls fast and crystallizes quickly for early demolding, so cycle times drop. It keeps impact strength at room and low temperature, plus antistatic behavior for cleaner parts. Every unit ships with molding guidance.
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PP 4820WZ is a nucleated impact-copolymer polypropylene with a high 35 MFR — engineered for fast-cycle injection molding with a strong balance of stiffness, impact strength, and antistatic performance. Based on the TotalEnergies 4820WZ grade.
Why engineers choose PP 4820WZ
A high-flow impact copolymer built for throughput and durable everyday parts.
Fast cycling
Nucleation speeds crystallization for early demolding, cutting cycle time and lifting throughput on high-volume parts.
High impact resistance
Impact-copolymer base stays tough at both room and low temperature (80 J/m notched IZOD) for durable goods.
Stiffness & creep resistance
1,380 MPa flexural modulus provides structural integrity for load-bearing containers and housings.
Antistatic
Built-in antistatic behavior reduces dust attraction, keeping consumer and electronic parts cleaner.
How we supply it
Genuine resin, ready to mold, with the parameters your process engineer needs.
Sourced & lot-traced
Genuine TotalEnergies 4820WZ PP, packed in sealed 2 lb units and shipped from US stock. Minimum order 5 units.
Mold ready
Polypropylene absorbs little moisture, so drying is not typically required. Store sealed in a dry place before use.
Molding parameters included
The high 35 MFR fills thin walls easily; melt and mold settings are in the typical impact-copolymer PP range.
Typical applications
Fast-cycle, durable parts for everyday use.
Key properties
| Property | Value |
|---|---|
| Melt flow rate (MFR) | 35 g/10 min |
| Density | 0.905 g/cm³ |
| Tensile strength at yield | 27.6 MPa |
| Flexural modulus | 1,380 MPa |
| Notched IZOD impact | 80 J/m |
| Heat deflection temp (HDT B) | 100°C |
Polypropylene absorbs little moisture; drying is not typically required. Store sealed and dry.
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Why source pellets through Additive Plus
- Injection-molding feedstock, ready to run — genuine grades matched to the APSX-PIM and standard molders, packed in convenient 2 lb units.
- US stock, fast dispatch — ships in 1–2 business days; no overseas lead times on material.
- Engineer on the line — drying schedules, parameters, and grade selection from a team that molds these materials, not a call center.
| Brand | APSX |
| Country of origin | USA |
| Platform | Injection Molding |
| Solid Density g/cm3 | 0.905 |
| Elongation at Yield % | 6.0 |
| Flexural Modulus (MPa) | 1380 |
| IZOD Impact (Notched, J/m) | 80 |
| Material | PP (Polypropylene) |
| Reinforcement | Unfilled |
| Technology | PIM (Plastic Injection Molding) |
| Application | Engineering, Manufacturing |
We stock 20+ injection-molding grades — PP, PC, acetal, TPE, TPO and glass-filled compounds — and can match a resin to your part and machine. Custom colors and volume packs available.
Common questions
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